2nd October 2026

Block Hash Scan: Illegal File Triage Completed On Site
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See how MD-LIVE’s Block Hash Scan helps investigators identify known target files on-site without reading every file in full, and what a zero-detection result really means....

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Forensic Focus Digest, October 02 2026

Forensic Focus Digest, October 02 2026

2nd October 2026

Discover what’s new on Forensic Focus – explore the biggest challenges in mobile forensics with Magnet Forensics, discover faster investigative workflows with Cellebrite Genesis, meet Radim Motycka, founder of Proofsnap, and more....read more

Passware Kit Mobile 2026 v5 Decrypts Samsung Galaxy Watch

Passware Kit Mobile 2026 v5 Decrypts Samsung Galaxy Watch

1st October 2026

Passware Kit Mobile 2026 v5 expands mobile forensics with Samsung Galaxy Watch 4/5/6 passcode recovery and data extraction, new Samsung and Unisoc device support, Enpass for Android decryption, and faster workflows with immediate passcode recovery....read more

Trust Is Not A Feature. It Is The Foundation.

Trust Is Not A Feature. It Is The Foundation.

1st October 2026

Discover what agencies should expect from a digital forensics partner and how MSAB puts transparency, accountability and long-term commitment at the heart of its work....read more

How To Timeline Login Information From Windows Event Logs

Justin: Alright. So, hello. And this is a recorded video, so just kind of, welcome, whenever you’re watching this. I’m Justin Tolman, I am the Director of Training for AccessData, and today, for the next little bit, we’ll be talking

XRY V9.3 From MSAB

Digital forensic practitioners have been largely focused on mobile devices since the advent of the smart phone. Through the virtually countless generations of Apple, Android, Blackberry, Windows and legacy phones, the forensic analysis community has learned that the data contained

DFRWS APAC 2021: Call For Participation

DFRWS, organizers of the longest-running research conference in digital forensics (http://www.dfrws.org), invite you to participate in the DFRWS-APAC 2021 Virtual Conference, which will be held January 27-29, 2021, in an Asia-Pacific friendly time zone. Program Information The DFRWS conference brings

Jad Saliba, Founder & CTO, Magnet Forensics

Jad, 2020 was a challenging year in many ways. What operational challenges did Magnet Forensics’ law enforcement customers reflect were of particular concern? How did they pivot, and how did Magnet Forensics help them? It definitely was a challenging year

Year In Review: 2020 MD-Series Product Highlights

As we all know, 2020 was an exceptional year. It was a challenging one for all of us. In this issue, we look back at the new and improved technology developed in 2020. MD-NEXT v1.88.0 – v1.89.13 1. Bootloader Pro

How To Efficiently Decrypt TrueCrypt/VeraCrypt Encryption Using Passware

VeraCrypt and the former TrueCrypt are two of the most challenging types of encryption to bypass with regard to their popularity as full disk encryption software. Unlike Bitlocker encryption, TrueCrypt/VeraCrypt may encrypt their containers and volumes with multiple encryption keys (cascade

Register For Webinar: Take Control Of Microsoft O365 Data With Nuix

More than a million organizations worldwide use Microsoft Office,* generating voluminous O365 data across the enterprise. Join Nuix Senior Principal Enterprise Architect Alex Chatzistamatis as he shows you how to use the new Nuix Microsoft O365 connectors to move evidence

Huawei Extraction With Oxygen Forensic Detective

Keith: Hey, this is Keith Lockhart, Director of Training at Oxygen Forensics. In this webinar, we’re going to have a look at Huawei devices, and specifically those that have a Kirin family chipset. So it’s very timely that the company

Adam Belsher, CEO, Magnet Forensics

Adam, it’s been a while since we sat down with you! Since our last conversation, this time three years ago, how has the digital forensics landscape changed — and what (if anything) has remained the same? It’s nice to have

What’s New In Open Source Digital Forensics: OSDFCon 2020 Recap

The Open Source Digital Forensics Conference (OSDFCon) kicked off its second decade virtually and, thanks to sponsorships, free of charge. Usually hosted each October in Washington, D.C., OSDFCon this year drew 12,000 people from around the globe: a massive increase